Texas Geography and Landmarks

The video explores Texas's geography, highlighting its unique shape and location in the south-central United States. It discusses Texas's borders with Mexico, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana, emphasizing natural landmarks like the Rio Grande, Guadalupe Peak, and Cattle Lake. The video also touches on man-made landmarks and the cultural context of Texas's geography.

Where is Texas located in the United States?

• Northeast

• South-central

• Southeast

• Northwest

Which country borders Texas to the south?

• Mexico

• Cuba

• Guatemala

• Canada

What natural landmark forms part of Texas's southern border?

• Red River

• Mississippi River

• Colorado River

• Rio Grande River

Which state borders Texas to the west?

• New Mexico

• Nevada

• Arizona

• California

What is the highest natural point in Texas?

• Palo Duro Canyon

• Mount Bonnell

• Guadalupe Peak

• Enchanted Rock

Which state borders Texas to the north?

• Missouri

• Kansas

• Arkansas

• Oklahoma

What natural feature makes up part of the border between Texas and Oklahoma?

• Colorado River

• Red River

• Trinity River

• Sabine River

Which city is located on the border between Texas and Arkansas?

• Amarillo

• Texarkana

• El Paso

• Lubbock

What is an example of a man-made landmark on the Texas-Arkansas border?

• Guadalupe Peak

• Texarkana State Line

• Rio Grande River

• Cattle Lake

Which lake is shared between Texas and Louisiana?

• Lake Travis

• Cattle Lake

• Lake Texoma

• Lake Buchanan